Bruised Hundred font is a free trash typeface that looks like it’s been scraped across concrete and stapled back together. Dense, ink-blotted forms collide into each other, with jagged spikes and splatters cutting through the word shapes, giving every line a violent, underground energy. It feels raw, noisy, and chaotic-as if pulled straight from a photocopied punk flyer or a torn horror zine.
Using Bruised Hundred, you can push titles and logos into pure visual noise that still carries attitude-great for metal band graphics, horror posters, underground party flyers, noise album covers, and grimy streetwear branding. This free font shines on short, punchy phrases blown up large; pair it with a clean, neutral sans serif from the Bruised family or your system fonts for body text so the chaos has something to crash against.